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7 Advice to Today's Youth from Walid Iqbal, Grandson of Muhammad Iqbal Yes Friends, in this new article, I am very happy to share with you the 7 advices of Muhammed Iqbal. I would also like to thank the ReadCash Family for offering us this beautiful platform. **1-Never Give Up, Be Resistant to Difficulties.** My grandfather is a great source of pride and inspiration for me. Being the grandson of such a famous and valuable scholar brings a heavy responsibility. But with the inspiration I got from my grandfather, I try to overcome these expectations. First of all, we learned this from my grandfather: In order to be a distinguished personality in this world, it is necessary to struggle with difficulties and show effort. 2- Weakness is literature that disparages life. Muhammad Iqbalin's life and works are an enormous sea. One of the pearls of this sea, "the issue of identity." Muhammad Iqbal in his works explains in detail how one's identity should be nourished. Love of God and the prophet, devotion to a supreme cause, having willpower. and struggling with difficulties strengthen one's identity. The weakness is living dependent on others, philosophy and literature that denigrate life. Like many Muslims, these concepts of my grandfather were influential in my life as well. **3- If you want to Perfect the World, Know Your Responsibility.** My grandfather's poems are the sea. Although it is difficult to find a word from there, one of the things that impressed me the most throughout my life is the way he describes the world as "God's unfinished business". The world is just like a piece of rock waiting to be hewn to become a magnificent work in the hands of a secret sculptor. In order to perfect the Earth, people need to fulfill their responsibilities properly. As God's workers, we must know our roles in this world and work accordingly. **4- Science and religion are always brothers.** My grandfather Muhammad Iqbal not only built a bridge between the East and the West, but also gave historical lectures on the "reconstruction of religious thought in Islam" and fought for the reconciliation of science and religion. My grandfather, who often emphasized that Islam is a religion of peace and tranquility in his works, explains this to today's Muslims in the best way possible. **5- Read "CavidName" for Spiritual Taste.** Muhammed Ikbal has two great friends to Turkey: One is his lifelong true friend, Mehmet Akif, who introduced himself in Turkey. The other is Mevlana Celaleddini Rumi, whom he took as a spiritual guide. He expressed this spiritual bond in his epic work, CavidName. 6**- Bring an Ocean from a Dewdrop.** Even though I studied abroad like my grandfather, I always wanted to live and work in my own country. Just like my grandfather dreamed of. I was metaphorically inspired by his lines: "Know your own worth and use all your strength to reach it. Create an ocean from a dewdrop. Don't beg for light from the moon, get your light from the spark within yourself". **7- Read the Quran as if it was revealed to you** When my grandfather was only 4 years old, his parents sent him to the mosque. My grandfather learned to read the Qur'an there. In his later stories, my grandfather frequently bestowed upon the influence and beauty of this early education. Everyone knows Iqbal's love for the Qur'an. He himself explains that his poems are nothing but the explanation of the Qur'an. His father's advice to Iqbal was as follows: Read the Qur'an as if it were revealed to you, for then you will better understand the messages in the Qur'an. When we look at his poems, we see that his father's valuable advice was in Iqbal's mind. Guys, my post is done. I hope you enjoy and benefit from reading. Finally, as you know, the cryptocurrency market has been on the decline for several weeks. This is a big danger for small investors. Because they are about to lose the small amount of Cryptocurrencies they hold. I hope the market will recover soon. And the small investor smiles.

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